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Election in Armenia, meant to end political crisis, is too close to call

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Armenia's political fate hangs in the balance ahead of a parliamentary election on Sunday. Opinion polls putting the party of acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and that of former President Robert Kocharyan neck-and-neck. The Armenian government called the snap election to try to end a political crisis that erupted after ethnic Armenian forces lost a bloody war against Azerbaijan last year.

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Financial Post

Election in Armenia, meant to end political crisis, is too close to call

MOSCOW -- Armenia's political fate hangs in the balance ahead of a parliamentary election on Sunday with opinion polls putting the party of acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and that of former President Robert Kocharyan neck-and-neck. Read More

3 years ago·Canada

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Election in Armenia, meant to end political crisis, is too close to call

MOSCOW - Armenia's political fate hangs in the balance ahead of a parliamentary election on Sunday with opinion polls putting the party of acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and that of former President Robert Kocharyan neck

3 years ago·Singapore

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Election in Armenia, meant to end political crisis, is too close to call

June 18, 2021MOSCOW (Reuters) – Armenia’s political fate hangs in the balance ahead of a parliamentary election on Sunday with opinion polls putting the party of acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and that of former President Robert Kocharyan neck-and-neck. The Armenian government called the snap election to try to end a political crisis that erupted after ethnic Armenian forces lost a bloody six-week war against Azerbaijan last year an…

3 years ago·San Diego, United States

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